Endpoint Deployment & Manual Remediation Analyst

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sira consulting an 5000 companyDenver (CO)

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Experience: Minimum 5 – 8 Years of

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Job Description: The Endpoint Deployment & Manual Remediation Analyst is responsible for executing large-scale endpoint remediation activities, deploying security updates, and performing manual vulnerability remediation where automated solutions are not feasible. The role focuses on reducing security risk, maintaining compliance with remediation SLAs, and resolving deployment issues impacting enterprise endpoints.

Key Responsibilities: Execute enterprise-wide security patch deployments. Perform manual remediation of high-risk vulnerabilities. Troubleshoot patch failures and update deployment issues. Analyze endpoint compliance and remediation status. Coordinate with technology teams to resolve remediation blockers. Support vulnerability management reporting and audits. Ensure remediation activity compliance with established SLAs. Assist in reducing enterprise vulnerability backlog. Required Skillset

Technical Skills: Endpoint Management (SCCM/MECM, Intune)Windows Operating Systems Vulnerability Management (Qualys, Tenable, Rapid 7)Patch Management Tools Remote Endpoint Administration Power Shell Scripting Microsoft Defender for Endpoint Incident and Remediation Tracking

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